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mt Ch 10A

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articulation place of union between two or more bones: aka joint
hematopoiesis production and development of blood cells, normally in the bone marrow
ligaments connective tissue that surrounds the joint capsule to bind bones to other bones
tendons connective tissue that binds muscle to bone on either side of a joint
skeletal muscles attached to bones, provide means for mvement
voluntary muscles contract and relax in response to conscious thought
striated muscles striped appearance on microscopic examination
smooth muscles mainly responsible for assisting internal processes, such as digestion, circulation, and urination: aka visceral muscles
involuntary movement is under the control of the autonomic nervous system
cardiac muscle found in the heart: involuntary, striated
adduction moves closer to the midline
abduciton moves away from the midline
flexion decreases the angle of a joint
extension increases the angle of a joint
rotation moves a bone around its own axis
pronation turns the palm downward
supination turns the palm upward
inversion moves the sole of the foot inward
eversion moves the sole of the foot outward
dorsiflexion elevates the foot
plantar flexion lowers the foot (point the toe)
deltoid shoulder
triceps reverse biceps
brachioradialis forearm
gluteus maximus butt
biceps femoris hams
gastrocnemius calf
soleus inside of the ankle
Achilles tendon back of heel
trapezius back
biceps brachii biceps
orbicularis oculi around the eyes
masseter cheek
sternocleidomastoid neck
brachialis outside of the upper arm
rectus abdominus abs
pectoralis major pecs
fibers contractile cells that provide movement of an organ or body part
posterior back
anterior foreward
superior up
inferior down
dorsal spine
ventral front
medial middle
lateral sides
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